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In Nyamwage village, Rufiji District, residents plan to plant 10,000 trees within two years.

Climate change: How rural communities in Rufiji District are building a resilient future

WOMEN are among the groups most affected by climate change, followed closely by youth, who form the backbone of household and community labour force especially in rural areas. In Tanzania, the impacts of climate change can be seen in many ways, including in Rufiji District in Coast Region where for many years, residents relied heavily on firewood and charcoal for cooking.

A queue of trucks at the Tunduma – Nakonde one stop border post between Tanzania and Zambia

EAC trade surges as leaders move to dismantle existing barriers

Wildlife.

Election 2025: Tanzania’s wildlife remains undisturbed across parks

Samia pledges to transform Southern Zone into a major business hub

Samia pledges to transform Southern Zone into a major business hub

Tanzania holds historic dialogue on journalist safety ahead of elections

Should governments pay businesses for climate disasters? Scholars unpack huge lawsuits in S.A

General election: Need for Tanzanians to know leadership roles, development responsibilities

In Kenya, girls are sold into marriage to stave off starvation from drought

How Fumba Town became Zanzibar’s flagship eco-city in 10 Years

AfDB’s Impact on Tanzania’s Resource Sector and Revenue Systems

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Money.

Digital shift gives new hope to women in VICOBA groups, guarantees security

A Thai official shows a sample of illegally imported electronic waste from the United States during a press conference in Bangkok, Thailand, May 14, 2025. A sharp increase in e-waste has accompanied the surge in electronic equipment.

To tackle e-waste, teach kids to be responsible consumers

As the country works towards achieving UHC by 2030, it is crucial to strengthen private facilities' financial capacity to improve service quality and expand access.

Universal health coverage: The need to improve funding, enhance financial access for health SMEs

Members of the Pangani Gender Grassroots Transformative Networks (GGTNs) during the endline filed visit discussion in Coast Region.

Local government, UN and NGOs partnership sparks transformative change within communities in Tanzania

Dr Zaitun Bokhary receives a trophy and certificate from Chief Executive Officer, Tanzania Voice of Humanity (TVOH), Baby John Musamba in recognition of her contribution in supporting intersex patients.

Strengthening intersex healthcare in Tanzania: Progress, challenges and the call for self-worth

A grazing land in Arusha

The vital role of land use plans in strengthening development

Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania

Mount Kilimanjaro’s natural plants have been wiped out, climate change isn’t the major threat

Although Canada is a top immigration destination, the unpredictable and shifting policy changes are disruptive to the lives of potential and current newcomers

Canadian immigration policy has become a moving target

Volunteers helping a stroke patient walk during an event to mark World Stroke Day in Kampala, Uganda in 2021

Strokes are on the rise in Africa: Why the continent needs its own care guidelines

Bankole Adeoye, Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace and Security of African Union Commission

The need for government commitment to reinforce peace, justice, strong institutions

Josiah Habwe.

The energy equation: Uganda’s extractives industry and the electrification imperative

Solar Sister, Puma Energy Foundation partnership empowers female entrepreneurs in Tanzania

Solar Sister, Puma Energy Foundation partnership empowers female entrepreneurs in Tanzania

How the Ukraine conflict benefits western alliances

How the Ukraine conflict benefits western alliances

Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere, the founding President of Tanzania.

Mwalimu’s legacy and the African health mission

Sarah Mwandima (48) Itezi Mlimani Street resident in Nsalaga Ward packs round potatoes in small sacks for retail sales to her customers.

From support to self-reliance: TASAF’s impact on families and community-led projects

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